Abstract We propose a general approach for constructing bounds re-quired for the “Big Triangle Small Triangle ” method for the solution of planar location problems. Optimization problems which constitute a sum of individual functions, each a function of the Euclidean distance to a demand point, are analyzed and solved. These bounds are based on expressing each of the individual functions in the sum as a difference between two convex functions of the distance which is not the same as convex functions of the location. Computational experiments with nine different location problems demon-strated the effectiveness of the proposed procedure.
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In this paper we study the problem of locating a given number of hyperplanes minimizing an objective...
We consider a continuous multi-facility location-allocation problem that aims to minimize the sum of...
Abstract: "A globally convergent spatial branch-and-bound algorithm is given here which is shown to ...
We address the problem of locating objects in the plane such as segments, arcs of circumferences, ar...
Facility location problems in the plane play an important role in mathematical programming. When loo...
The Big Triangle Small Triangle method has shown to be a powerful global optimization procedure to a...
In this paper we consider the problem of locating one new facility in the plane with respect to a gi...
This study describes algorithms for the solution of several single facility location problems with m...
A location is sought within some convex region of the plane for the central site of some public serv...
textabstractThis paper studies the problem of deciding whether the present iteration point of some a...
A global optimization procedure is proposed to find a line in the Euclidean three-dimensional space ...
In the restricted planar location problems, facilities cannot be located inside certain areas on the...
Three different classes of multiple points location-allocation problems in the Euclidean plane are ...
This paper studies the problem of deciding whether the present iteration point of some algorithm app...
We study a facility location problem where a single facility serves multiple customers each represen...
In this paper we study the problem of locating a given number of hyperplanes minimizing an objective...
We consider a continuous multi-facility location-allocation problem that aims to minimize the sum of...
Abstract: "A globally convergent spatial branch-and-bound algorithm is given here which is shown to ...